Posts Tagged ‘ photo tips ’

Romantic Portraiture Tips Released by the New York Institute of Photography in Time for Valentine’s Day

February 12, 2013
Romantic Portraiture Tips Released by the New York Institute of Photography in Time for Valentine’s Day

  Last week, the New York Institute of Photography released their annual update on tips for taking romantic portraits of the one you love in time for Valentine’s Day. New York, NY (PRWEB) February 11, 2013 Last week, the New York Institute of Photography released their annual update on tips for taking romantic portraits of…

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New Years Flash Guide: 7 Simple Tips for Great Flash Photos

December 26, 2012
New Years Flash Guide: 7 Simple Tips for Great Flash Photos

From Photojojo.com   New Years means three things: dancing, champagne, and lots of photos to record the blurry memories. If it weren’t for your trusty flash, those photos would turn out just as blurry! Have no fear fellow party monsters because we’ve put together a guide to flash photography guaranteed to keep your photos sharp…

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Holiday Photography Tips Released by the New York Institute of Photography

December 18, 2012
Holiday Photography Tips Released by the New York Institute of Photography

This week, the New York Institute of Photography released their annual update on tips for capturing the holiday season with your camera.   New York, NY (PRWEB) December 17, 2012 This week, the New York Institute of Photography released their annual update on tips for capturing the holiday season with your camera. Long a part…

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Smart camera guide for junior photographers

October 9, 2012
Smart camera guide for junior photographers

 by Shawn Low | 8 October 2012 9:09pm – CNET.com If you’ve always balked at the idea of handing your child a camera, think again. Unlike adults, a child’s perspective of the world is very different–uncontrived–which may result in some pretty unique snapshots, giving you a peek into their world. To help these junior photographers–usually…

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4th of July Fireworks Tips From the New York Institute of Photography

July 3, 2012
4th of July Fireworks Tips From the New York Institute of Photography

The New York Institute of Photography Releases Free Photography Tips for Anyone Interested in Taking Great Fireworks Photographs This Fourth of July  NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwire – Jul 2, 2012) – July 4th is one of the most important dates in our nation’s history. For many, this holiday is celebrated with barbeques, picnics, parties, and fireworks.…

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How to Photograph a Safari

February 28, 2012
How to Photograph a Safari

©James Hill  – A herd of elephants in the Masai Mara in Kenya. (Focal length: 55 mm/shutter speed: 800/aperture: 4/ASA: 500) By JAMES HILL – NY Times – Published: February 23, 2012 READYING to leave Moscow, where I am based, for a recent trip to Kenya that included a three-day safari in the Masai Mara,…

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How I Got That Shot: Rick Sammon

February 24, 2012
How I Got That Shot: Rick Sammon

©Rick Sammon ©Rick Sammon   By Roy Furchgott - NY Times – Gadgetwise – February 22, 2012, 4:15 pm An overcast day and a phalanx of student photographers don’t seem like the recipe for a great photo, but that didn’t stop Rick Sammon from capturing an arresting photo-realistic take on a South Beach streetscape. How did…

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9 Quick Tips For Better iPhoneography

January 30, 2012
9 Quick Tips For Better iPhoneography

Article by Geek Sugar from Mashable.com   After sitting in on the photography session at Macworld, we’re even more committed to following through on our New Year’s resolution to take better photos. This includes iPhoneography. If you’ve become obsessed with capturing images on your mobile phone, here are 9 quick tips to maximize your shooting…

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Ice-Scapes: How to Photograph Winter Ice

January 30, 2012
Ice-Scapes: How to Photograph Winter Ice

©Russ Burden By Russ Burden – Take Great Pictures.com Lots of great images can be made during the winter months but we wanted to focus on the topic of ice for this article…  This winter it’s my strong hope that everyone who reads this article catches a cold. “That’s not very nice,” I hear you…

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Snow Photo Tips: Make the Most of Your Snow Photography

January 23, 2012
Snow Photo Tips: Make the Most of Your Snow Photography

By Tracy Greene – TakeGreatPictures.com Whether you find the snow in your own backyard, or need to vacation to a distant place to see the white blanket cover the landscape, keep these snow photography tips in mind. Be Prepared Yourself Patience is definitely a virtue in photography and being able to wait for just the…

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